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Test Two Due by 11:59 pm Sunday on all chapters since Test One (8-10) plus a few questions about the Americas and voyages of explorations because those were left off of Test One. You only get one attempt at the test. You cannot save and reopen it. Do not close your browser. Do not click the back button. Do not use external websites to look up answers as those are often wrong. Do not share the test, do not work together. I will not reopen tests. Please be sure to complete and submit t by 11:59 pm Sunday. Late tests are marked down. After the third late day passes, you will be able to see the key by clicking on your grade in “Grades.” I won’t answer questions about the test until after the third late date passes to keep a level playing field. Be careful about the spelling if you get a fill-in-the-blank question, watch out for singular vs. plural, and use Roman numerals for Kings and Queens. I do go through the tests after to check and apply some credit, but I prefer you spell check, please.
Be careful about spelling if you get a fill-in-the-blank question.
Don’t repeat words you don’t need in fill in the blanks. In other words, If I ask “the ruler who divorces his wife and started the English reformation was King _____. Your answer should just be Henry VIII not King Henry VIII. Read the sentence out loud to see how it sounds. You would not say King King Henry VIII 😉
Watch out for singular vs. plural in fill-in-the-blanks.
Use Roman numerals for Kings and Queens for example King VIII not Henry 8.
Don’t add punctuation to fill in the blanks. You’re just filling in a blank spot.
Don’t write sentences to fill in the blanks – I am looking for a name of a person or an event or thing that completes the sentence. Not a short answer.
For multiple-choice, pick the best answer (s).
For true or false, read carefully.
I do go through the tests after to check and apply some credit.
